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Have you ever received an invite on Pinterest that left you wondering, “Can I delete an invite to collaborate on Pinterest?” If you’re an active Pinterest user, you’ve probably received a collaboration invite, but the process behind them may appear a little strange. We’ll go over Pinterest collaboration invites and give you the knowledge you […]

Cyberattacks targeting the global casino and hospitality industries have raised alarm bells. Carey van Vlaanderen, CEO of ESET SA, says smaller chains, online gaming sites and their customers are equally susceptible...

This article takes a look at some lessons from recent phishing attacks and highlights actionable tips to limit the risks of phishing affecting your company.

Exploring how to secure Gmail with five key security features you may have overlooked.

Digital transformation is redefining many aspects of the hospitality industry, and the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. The recent spate of high-profile incidents is a reality that many in the industry are coming to grips with. No entity, regardless of size or stature, is immune to the threats posed by cybercriminals. In building our products, I paid a lot of attention to this element, and we researched and learned a lot along the way. Taking from everything we learned, I’d li...

The funding will be used to obtain cybersecurity tools, resources scholarships and training.

Discover the best practices to fortify your Google account security and protect your personal information. Learn how to stay safe online.

We’ll debunk the truth behind LinkedIn ad clicks as you understand it. Are LinkedIn ad clicks simply the work of bots? Do real users engage with these advertisements?There is no way to determine whether all LinkedIn ad clicks are generated by bots. While bot activity exists on the platform, genuine human engagement is critical in […]

The risk of stumbling upon a less-than-reputable site is always lurking. But don’t worry, we’re…

For more than six months, a parade of unsolicited Amazon packages — large and small, cheap and expensive — have arrived at John DeFiore’s rural Woodside home.